Builders group elects president of Central Arizona association
G L Pennington of Continental Homes was elected president of the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona. Other officers include Dan Earlie first vice president, W D Long second vice president, Ron Haarer secretary, and Von Dix treasurer. A 104 member board of directors for 1976 was also elected. The association represents 85 percent of new home construction in Maricopa County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.L. Pennington
Continental Homes, Inc
Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona
Dan Earlie
Santerra Properties,Inc
W.D. Long
Design Master Homes, Inc
Ron Haarer
Beauty Built Homes, Inc
von Dix
Dix Construction Co., Inc
Housing units completed and started in Phoenix 1975 midyear
Census Bureau figures show about 4 500 new one family and 2 200 new multifamily units completed in the Phoenix metro area during the first half of 1975. Approximately 4 600 one family and 700 multifamily units were started, with 5 600 one family and 2 500 multifamily units under construction by June. Additional data on housing authorized and not yet started are included in the published report.
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Phoenix
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Devel
Washington, D.C
Homebuilders Fight Scottsdale Water Fees Ahead of Bullock's Opening
The Homebuilders Association of Central Arizona contests Scottsdale's 400 plus dollar water hook up fee, urging appeals to overturn the ruling that upholds its legality. Executive vice president Richard Mettler cites housing unaffordability and cites higher costs as a barrier to new homes. Bullock's department store plans first major Arizona site in CamelBack Plaza, designed by Welton Becket Associates with 159,500 square feet on two levels and a February 1977 opening.
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Scottsdale
Homebuilders Association of
Central Arizona
Richard Mettler
Housiliz
Superior Court
Robert L. Myers
Homebuilders Association
Myers
Arizona Court of Appeals
Mettler
Arizona
California
Bullock’s
CamelView Plaza
Welton Becket Associates
C.L. Peck
Los Angeles
Arnold Aronson
Bullock's
Phoenix January building permits rise modestly
The City of Phoenix Building Safety Department issued 1,097 construction permits in January valued at $19,538,002, up from 915 permits totaling $18,261,342 a year earlier. There were 390 new residential units this January versus 155 last year. Twelve month construction volume reached $208.9 million compared with $274.4 million a year ago.
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City of Phoenix Building Safety Department
Paradise Village to Begin $7.5 Million Housing Project
Ditz-Crane of Arizona to build 190 single family homes on 63 acres at Paradise Village northeast Phoenix on Cactus Road and Tatum Boulevard. The Greenbrier East subdivision will use five models and 16 exteriors with prices from 32 500 to 75 000.
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Paradise Village
Phoenix
Ditz-Crane of
Arizona
Foremost-McKesson
Cactus Road
Tatum Boulevard
Paradise Valley
Westcor, Inc
Greenbrier
50Th Ave
Peoria Ave
John P. Novakovich
Ditz-Crane
Paradise Valley Mall
Cactus and Tatum
Equal Opportunity Real Estate Advertising Notice
All real estate ads in this newspaper comply with the Fair Housing Act of 1968. The paper will not knowingly publish discriminatory ads and states that dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
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Lennox
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Builders Group
Gloria Lennox
John D. Noble & Associates
E. Camelback Rd
The
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Sally Goodale
C.R.B
Ed Thirkhill
National Association of Realtors
New Orleans
Thirkhill
Century 21, Cain & Lee Realtors
Jim Cain
Century 21
Bullock’s Department Store
By ‘Homebuilders Association
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Jeff Schubert
Michals Construction Company
Gen Michals
E. Clinton
Goth Place
Shea Boulevard
96Th Street
Ed Post Realty
Franciscan West Development CO
Lakes
Tempe
Casa del Monte
Camelback Mountain
Camelback Road
John D. Noble
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